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Work on cylinder heads, before / after and with the bronze guides

Fully assembled pedal box with needle bearings

ARP differential crown screw secured by folded metal sheets.

After protection of the wheel arches by "blackson", assembly of the suspension elements which have been sandblasted, phosphated and powder coated (powder paint applied with an electrostatic gun and fired in the oven of an old electric stove)

Notice the upper triangles modified to increase the caster angle adjustment range

The rear hubs have been modified to fit double row ball bearings on the EXTERIOR

locking the rear hub nuts with toothed washers

4/17/214:08 AM

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